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In Malawi, experts advocate dialogue to prevent conflict

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Malawian experts have called on the public to prioritise dialogue and respectful communication to prevent conflicts linked to political divisions, socio-economic inequalities and resources. At a webinar organised by the Gandhi Forum of Malawi and the Institute for Policy Interaction, they warned in particular about abusive language online and defended listening, according to Mwnation.

Peace and political experts have called on Malawians to prioritise dialogue and respectful communication to prevent conflict, according to the Malawian daily Mwnation. They spoke during a webinar organised by the Gandhi Forum of Malawi and the Institute for Policy Interaction (IPI), two Malawian organisations.

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